Why should we care if human activity is driving other species extinct as we grow?

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We should care because extinction of some species will eventually create a big imbalance in the ecosystem.
For instance, man depends on plants for food and in turn plants depend on insects such as butterfly for pollination. If the pollinating insects are wipe out, the plants we be affected and if the plants are affected human will eventually be affected.

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